Im done catching up to the novel. I WAITED AND READ SO PATIENTLY BUT IT STARTED GETTING INTERESTING *INTERESTING* IN CH 65+.
I cant tell if this is 5*s or 4*s or 3*s. It's all of them combined
has obvious shounen stereotypes in writing but it healed me. I binged it all in a day in a half. Mash saved me
anyways ppl skipping mincheol chapters are pissing me off. we obviously dont like the dude but what are u even here for?? THE SEX? THE MO?? did the story not capture u?? Mincheol chapters are the most important idgaf. The narrative is so good. It pisses me off more when we have readers commenting how she should just move on or stop mentioning or thinking about him LIKE STFUUUU youve never been screwed over by someone who was ur world and u thought u were theirs too
The author is doing a lovely job, all these chapters are essential and im gonna eat readers who lack comprehension skills
lowkeu like the comment below, i wouldnt have minded the emperor as ml. maybe rohan as the empress's love but emperor ml. BUT NO ALTERING HIS PERSONALITY. I find the emperor fascinating and think the empress wouldve fit e/o well but politically. It wouldve been interesting to see a marriage of benefits. LIKE IDC IDC IDC ITS INTERESTING IT FELT LIKE A PSYCHOLOGICAL MANHWA WHEN SHE TALKED TO YHE EMPEROR LIKEEE they dont need to make it romantic i just wanna see them use e/o LOLL
I totalllyyyy get it I was obsessed with their dynamic and since everyones getting redeemed anyway why not him too lol
it really felt like the author was setting up a redemption for him, too. wth TT
it really felt like the author was setting up a redemption for him, too. wth TT
Prefer them regressing back together instead of only one of them. It feels less controversial, anyways... i see where everyone is coming from but i dont blame him . This is HIS revenge story and HIS promise to his family he lost. Along the way he lost his sanity but i think fl helped him regain that hrmmm.
A comment say she's developing Stockholm syndrome but...sion's situation is more akin of a stockholm syndrome